About Alpine Arizona

Information about the town of Alpine in Apache County, Arizona, about six miles from Arizona's border with New Mexico. Alpine is located in the eastern White Mountains, at an elevation of about 8000 feet, it is surrounded by the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. It is a popular destination for outdoor activities such as hunting, fishing, and camping. The town of Alpine was originally known as Bush Valley.

Introduction to Alpine Arizona
A general introduction to the mountain community of Alpine, Arizona with information about forests, lakes, activities and camping in the area. From White Mountain Online.

Alpine Area Chamber of Commerce
Includes tourism and visitor information for Alpine Arizona and information abut Alpine lodging, events, businesses, and real estate.

(PDF) Alpine Community Profile
A profile of the city of Alpine, Arizona that includes general information, a brief history, scenic attractions, and statistics. From the State of Arizona Department of Commerce. (in PDF format)

Attractions in Alpine Arizona
- Apache and Sitgreaves National Forests
- Escudilla National Recreational Trail
- Coronado Trail Scenic Byway
- Sipe White Mountain Wildlife Area
- 6 mountain lakes are within 20 miles of Alpine
- Many streams in the area are suitable for fishing

Lodging in Alpine Arizona
Accommodations in and near Alpine include forest lodges, cabins, a bed and breakfast inn, and several vacation homes.

Wikipedia Introduction to Alpine Arizona